Panic on SECOND American Airlines flight as mystery fainting illness hits passengers and crew

Mirror ^ | 1/29/16 | Siobhan McFadyen

[bigtoona]

Twice in two days indicates this is not a coincidence!

[bigtoona]

Sorry about the formatting, the page had tons of pictures interspersed.

[unixfox]

Must’ve been the fish.

[dfwgator]

I had the lasagna.

[sarasota]

“Oven cleaner”?

[oh8eleven]

Might have been the mosquitoes.

[CyberAnt]

BETTER START CHECKING THE MAINTENANCE CREWS ..!!!!!

[glock rocks]

The salmon mousse!

[NormsRevenge]

777 flu .. Wow..Zika and now this?

[Bratch]

[SamAdams76]

I miss the days when fish and lasagna were menu choices on an aircraft.

Now you get a small plate of cheese, crackers and fruit that you have to pay money for.

[DoughtyOne]

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[GreenHornet]

Jus’ hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da rebound on da med side.

[NormsRevenge]

They always run out of the beef dish at the row in front of me.. Not a good reason to stop flying, I admit.. But Man,, it happened more than once.. :-)

[Truth29]

For the earlier flight, why would AA turn the plane around when it was very near Keflavik and fly three hours back to London rather than landing in Iceland for medical care?

[Vaquero]

Excuse me stewardess....I speak Jive.

[dfwgator]

[metmom]

The power of suggestion?

Maybe something, maybe not.

[fruser1]

...passed out...
...30,000ft...
...lightheadedness...
...Boeing 777 - is thought to be the same model...

Sounds like lack of oxygen, not an illness.

Prob w/passenger cabin pressure on that model?

[PAR35]

Probably potassium carbonate. Been too long since I’ve had chemistry to figure out what it might have been mixed with to produce this result.